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completely blank airflow

nasal

m,n,

closed completely

plosive or stop

p,b

only partial damage

fricative

sh,v,s

stop consonants mix with fricative consonants

affricate

ch,dg

two articulators come together

approximant

w,y,r

blocks the middle of your mouth

lateral

L